Everything
in the Lab.

Pick the lit-up houses, Christmas markets and julestuer you want to see and get a ready-made route for Google or Apple Maps.

A to-do app for iPhone that wants to be a list, not a system. Four gestures, no account, and Pro is one purchase, never a subscription.

Sourdough starter tracker for iOS. A small jar with a face tells you when it is hungry, rising or ready to bake with.

Scoreboard and online version of the dice game with the rubber pigs. Throw real pigs and let it keep score, or let it throw them for you.

A voxel adventure about four friends who set out to build their own computer game. I draw the UI: health, quests, weapons and abilities.

A browser anomaly game in the style of The Exit 8, set in an old, worn-down slaughterhouse. Spot the anomaly or start over.

A YouTube channel where a chef mascot (and a cartoon version of me) ranks food in tier lists. Shorts every day, long World Tour episodes now and then.

A vintage ambience channel: drawn scenes from the 1930s to the 1990s, with the music of the era playing in another room.

Cozy animal ambience on YouTube. Mr. Croakley, the Halloween Bear and the Christmas Hedgehog each get three quiet hours by the fire.

IP lookup, password generator, QR codes, unit converter and six more. Ten small sites that each do one thing, built on one shared codebase.

An ant-colony management game. A lone queen digs into the damp soil, and your only job is to keep the line alive.

A small MCP server so Claude can check whether a domain is free before I fall in love with the name. Nine TLDs in one call.

My food blog, which turned into a printed cookbook about cooking with beer. A new website is on the way.

Danish online metal magazine. I shoot the concerts and build the tooling behind it.